Innovations for Global Water Challenges · 2014-06-05 · Theme for the presentation UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education is the largest international graduate water education

ProgrammeMay 14 2014

Innovations for Global Water Challenges

Agenda

France

The Netherla

United S of AmeriSouth K

0845-1000 Registration amp Coffee

Workshop A2 0900-0945

SME Workshop Workshop Export of innovations tackling the challenges for SMErsquos Corneacute Nijburg

director Water Governance Centre and Annebeth Loois of Tygron

Plenary A1 1000-1005

Opening by seminar Chairman Joost Buntsma Director STOWA

1005-1010 Welcome Ms Drs Greet Vink Business Director ndash UNESCO-IHE

1010-1020 Introduction by Dr Roeland Allewijn

Director Safety and Water Use Rijkswaterstaat Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment

1020-1045 Coordinator NOST Network Mr Bart Sattler MSc introducing the NOST Network (Innovatie Attacheacute

Netwerk) PWN Technologies Mrs Debbie Middendorp Director Global Marketing and Communications

1045-1105 The Netherlands Prof Dr Ir Cees Buisman Executive Board Wetsus

1105-1135 Germany Prof Dr Peter Krebs TU Dresden Water Science Alliance

1135-1150 Coffee Break

1150-1210 The Netherlands Prof Dr Jaap Kwadijk Scientific Director Deltares

1210-1240 Taiwan Prof Jinn-Chuang Yang Director DWPE National Chiao Tung University

1240-1330 Lunch

Workshop Water amp ICT - A2 Moderator Johannes Boonstra Executive Board Wetsus

Urban Water - A3 Moderator Dr Hans Gehrels Manager sustainable cities Deltares

Water amp Sustainability - B1 Moderator Dr Gertjan Zwolsman Programme Director Watershare KWR Watercycle Research Institute

1330-1400 China Dr Yongqiang Qi Vice President of Beijing Water

International Ltd

Singapore Dr Jing-Yua Wang NEWRI Nanyang Technological university

Switzerland Dr Kai Udert Senior Scientist EAWAG

1400-1430 Brazil Dr Sanderson Alberto Leitatildeo

MSc Ministry of Science Technology and Innovation (MCT)

Japan Dr Taro Arikawa Research Director Port and Airport Research Institute PARI

Turkey Prof Dr Erdem Goumlrguumln The scientific Research Institute Environmental Engineering Department Istanbul Technical University

1430-1530 Coffee break

1430-1515 During the coffee break Horizon 2020 ndash A1 (short presentation)

1530-1600 Israel Amir Peleg Founder and CEO of TaKaDu

Canada Prof Dr Peter M Huck NSERC

Chairholder University of Waterloo

France Mrs Dr Laure Peruchon Project Coordinator Aquaphotex

1600-1630 South Korea Dr Deuk Koo KOH Korea Water Resources Corporation - K-water

India Dr Ramakrishna R Sonde Executive Vice President of Research Technology amp Innovation Thermax Ltd

Dr ir Luewton Lemos Felicio

Agostinho NHL University of Applied Sciences Wetsus

Wrap up by chairman

1645-1700 Valorisation Program Delta Technology amp Water (VPdelta)

Michiel van Haersma Buma Chairman Water Board Delfland and

Chairman of Steering Committee VPdelta

The Smartpolder concept ldquowater management to the next levelrdquo

Barry Scholten IF Technology

Closure

1700-1745 Drinks - Restaurant offered by Valorisation Program Delta Technology amp Water (VPdelta)

1240-1330 Lunch

International Ltd

Wrap up by chairman

Closure

The Dutch water sector is strong large diverse and internationally leading in innovation Topsector Water is highly oriented towards cooperation between industry and academia has a strong international ambition and is blessed with both large companies and many many strong SMErsquos Societal challenges are numerous and therefore present many opportunities for this sector

Throughout the world there is a growing need for new smart solutions in areas like water quality and water management The Netherlands houses a wide array of knowledge institutes and companies (both SMErsquos and large) that are focusing on innovations for these societal challenges

The focus of this congress is on three themes Water and IT Urban Water and Water and Sustainability The conference aims to support the (international) innovation agenda and ambitions of the Dutch water-sector by presenting world-class speakers who will showcase innovative solutions that are currently under development in their countries The seminar through carefully selected speakers offers you a broad overview of the international innovation community in the water sector

With this event we intend to stimulate Dutch innovators to look beyond our national borders to assess and strengthen their international competi-tive position through dialogue and exchange of ideas with todayrsquos speakers For this we offer all attendees an opportunity for individual lsquomatch-makingrsquo with our speakers during the breaks in the program

The Ministry of Economic Affairs can assist you in your international ambitions through the Netherlands Enterprise Agency be it in innovation exports or acquiring foreign direct investment

The Network of Netherlands Offices for Science amp Technology (NOST lsquoInnovatie Attacheacute Netwerkrsquo in Dutch) is represented in 16 countries and is part of the Ministry of Economic Affairs The NOST

network is an intermediary between innovation in The Netherlands and abroad and supports Dutch (innovative) industry knowledge institutes and government by informing them about the state-of-the-art developments in foreign countries and by introducing them to relevant foreign parties with the aim of stimulating international scientific and technological cooperation The seminar today is a prime example of our services

Todayrsquos congress is a production of the NOST Network together with several organisations specializing in water and water research in the Netherlands like Deltares Wetsus Wateralliance KWR watercycle Valorisationprogram Deltatechnology and Water STOWA and NWP

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Maurice Luijten topsector liaison for Water of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency for his coopera-tion Without him this conference would not have been possible

We hope you will have a fruitful and productive congress

NOST Network

Part of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency

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wwwianetwerknl

IAcongres3 | Innovations for Global Water Challenges

Speakersbull Chairman ndash Mr Joost Buntsma

bull Welcome ndash Ms Drs Greet Vink

bull Introduction ndash Dr Roeland Allewijn

bull Introduction NOST Network- Mr Bart Sattler MSc

bull PWN Technologies Mrs Debbie Middeldorp

bull Keynote ndash Prof Dr ir Cees Buisman

bull Keynote ndash Prof Dr Peter Krebs

bull Keynote ndash Prof Dr Jaap Kwadijk

bull Keynote ndash Prof Jinn-Chuang Yang

bull Moderator ndash Johannes Boonstra

bull Dr Yongqiang Qi

bull Dr Sanderson Alberto Leitatildeo MSc

bull Mr Amir Peleg

bull Dr Deuk Koo KOH

bull Moderator ndash Dr Hans Gehrels

bull Dr Jing-Yua Wang

bull Dr Taro Arikawa

bull Mr Peter M Huck PhD PEng

bull Dr Ramakrishna R Sonde

bull Moderator ndash Dr Gertjan Zwolsman

bull Dr Kai Udert

bull Prof Dr Erdem Goumlrguumln

bull Mrs Laure Peruchon

bull dr ir Luewton Lemos Felicio Agostinho

Profile

Mr Joost Buntsma

5 | Innovations for Global Water Challenges

Mr Joost Buntsma1982 Graduated Civil technique University of Delft1983 Policy Officer Provincie Zeeland1985 Policy Officer head of Unit Provincie Noord-Holland1991 Senior Policy Officer Ministry of Transport and Water2001 Superintendent Ministry of Transport and Water division water 2002 Program Manager Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment2011 Secretary Advisory Waterboard2013 Director STOWA

STOWA (Acronym for Foundation for Applied Water Research) is the knowledge centre of the regional water managers (mostly the Water Boards) in the Netherlands Its mission is to develop collect distribute and implement applied knowledge which the water managers need in order to adequately carry out the tasks that their work supports This expertise can cover applied technical scientific administrative-legal or social science fields

STOWA is a highly demand-driven operation We carefully take stock of the knowledge requirements of the Water Boards and ensure that these are placed with the correct knowledge providers The initiative for this mainly lies with the users of this knowledge the water managers but sometimes also with knowledge institutes and business and industry This two-way flow of knowledge promotes modernisation and innovation Demand-driven operation also means that we are constantly looking for the lsquoknowledge requirements of tomorrowrsquo ndash requirements that we dearly want to put on the agenda before they become an issue ndash in order to ensure that we are optimally prepared for the future

We ease the burden of the water managers by assuming the tasks of placing the invitation to tender and supervising the joint knowledge projects STOWA ensures that water managers remain linked to these projects and also retain lsquoownershiprsquo of them In this way we make sure that the correct knowledge requirements are met The projects are supervised by commit-tees which also comprise regional water managers The broad research lines are spread out per field of practice and accounted for by special programme committees The water managers also have representatives on these committees

STOWA is not only a link between the users of knowledge and knowledge providers but also between the regional water managers The collabora-tion of the water managers within STOWA ensures they are jointly responsible for the programming that they set the course that several Water Boards are involved with one and the same project and that the results quickly benefit all Water Boards

Companybull STOWA

Positionbull Director

Website referencebull wwwstowanl

Photo Casper Cammeraat

Title of the presentationIntroduction to UNESCO-IHE Institute for water education and Research

Theme for the presentationUNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education is the largest international graduate water education facility in the world and is based in Delft the Netherlands The Institute confers fully accredited MSc degrees and PhD degrees in collaboration with partners in the Netherlands Over 15000 water professionals from more than 160 mainly developing countries and countries in transition were educated at the Institute

Main related RampD activities and projectsUNESCOndashIHE centers its education research and capacity development programmes on the focal themes ofbull safe drinking water and sanitationbull water related hazards and climate change bull water and ecosystems quality bull water food and energy securitybull water management and governance andbull information and knowledge systemsIn addition important emerging areas are addressed in the education and research programmes such as water conflict management climate and global change adaptation and urban water systems UNESCO-IHE is involved in more than 175 externally funded projects UNESCO-IHE has 150 PhD fellows and 200 MSc participants on a yearly basis

Before Ms Vink joined UNESCO-IHE in 2012 she worked from 2007 onwards as Special Advisor amp Program Manager EU Government relations at the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) Until then she was Head of the Technical and Scientific Attaches Network of the Ministry of Economic Affairs in the Netherlands Prior she worked as senior policy advisor European research and technology policy for the Ministry of Economic Affairs She also worked as Chief Liaison Office at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and as a research and training advisor for the United Nations (FAO amp UNHCR) MsVink holds a Bachelors degree in education and a Masters degree in human geography for developing countries from the Free University (VU) in Amsterdam in the Netherlands She also took some post-graduate courses in Business Administration and management at the Erasmus University (EUR) in Rotterdam the Netherlands

Drs Margrietha H Vink

Profile

Companybull UNESCO-IHE Institute for water

education and Research

Positionbull Business Director

Website referencebull httpwwwunesco-iheorg

6 | Programme guide | May 2014

Introduction RijkswaterstaatRijkswaterstaat is the executive agency of the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment RWS manages the Netherlandsrsquo main highway network and main waterway network We are responsible for the technical condition of the infrastructure and its user-friendliness

Smooth and safe traffic flows a safe clean and user-friendly national waterway system and protection from flooding that is what Rijkswaterstaat is about

Rijkswaterstaat is working for you to ensurebull protection against flooding bull sufficient clean water bull smooth and safe flows of transport on the nationrsquos roads and waterways bull reliable and useful information

Like any other government agency in and outside Europe Rijkswaterstaat is continuously facing challenges to accommodate increased traffic growth minimise congestion maintain services in the face of increasing climate change effects as well as deliver on environmental and societal objectives Our knowledge for roads waterways and water systems does not come to us by itself Internationally we co-operate with a number of sister organisations universities and a large number of European and overseas authorities and government agencies Rijkswaterstaat takes part in several European research programmes See httpwwwrwsnlenabout_usinternational_cooperation

Dr Roeland Allewijn (53) studied Physical Geography and holds a PhD on hydraulic modelling He is a content driven and inspiring manager with a 20+ year career within Rijkswaterstaat (RWS) which originally started with the - at that time - very innovative Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing Techniques

Currently Roeland is the RWS Director on Safety and Water Use at the RWS Directorate of Water Transport and the Environment Apart from Flood Protection the theme Safety also covers External Safety and Traffic Safety thus ensuring that RWS operates as one single organisation He also actively promotes a clear relationship with (Inter)national knowledge institutes and communities both public (Deltares TNO Universities etc) as well as privately funded Roeland is closely involved with innovations in Delta Technology an important aspect of the Dutch Top sector Water where Government Knowledge Institutes and Private Contractors and Consultancies join forces in a National programme to achieve a Liveable Delta

Dr Roeland Allewijn

Profile

Dr Roeland Allewijn

Companybull Ministry of Infrastructure and the

Environnement

Positionbull Director Safety and Water Use

Title of the presentationLaunching a water technology company in Singapore ndash lessons learned

PWN TECHNOLOGIES INNOVATION ENGINE IN WATER TREATMENT

PWN Technologies provides innovative solutions in drinking water treatment to utilities around the world We offer a variety of advanced solutions that have already been proven validated and implementedPWN Technologies is a subsidiary of the Dutch water supply company PWN We know all about drinking water production which makes us different from other solution providers Operational profits are reinvested in our RampD programmes to develop new efficient and sustainable solutionsPWN Technologies is an innovation engine in water treatment One that can solve the challenges of water supply companies offering innovative solutions including suspended ion exchange treatment ceramic mem-brane applications and advanced oxidation PWN Technologies is located in the Netherlands and Singapore

Debbie Middendorp (1971) started her career in 1991 at TNO Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research She held different marketing and communications positions within TNO for nine years All her activities had a strong pioneer character In 2000 she started her own communications company Drsquo Launch Communications Her clients were midsized and large profit and non-profit organizations

In 2009 she launched the commercial subsidiary of Water Supply Company PWN in Singapore PWN Technologies PWN Technologies offers advanced efficient and sustainable water treatment solutions to the international water industry which are validated and implemented at PWN After this successful launch she worked for two years on the branding and marketing of PWN Technologies from the Netherlands From December 2011 ndash March 2014 she set up the first international company in Singapore as Director Global Marketing and Communications She holds a Master degree in Communication Management at the Singapore Management University Since March 2014 she joined the board of directors

Mrs Debbie Middendorp MSc

Profile

Companybull PWN Technologies

Positionbull Director Global Marketing and

Communications

Website bull wwwpwntechnologiescom

IntroductionWetsus is a facilitating intermediary for trend-setting know-how development and has the ambition to become the EU centre of excellence in water treat-ment technology Wetsusrsquo main activity is the coordination of a world leading research program The inspiring and multidisciplinary collaboration between companies and research institutes in Wetsus results in innovations that contribute significantly to the solution of the global water problems

Main related RampD activities and projectsInnovation partnership reliability joy and cooperation are the values around which all Wetsusrsquo activities are performed

Within several (inter)national scientific programs in Wetsus research institutes and industry jointly implement market-driven application-oriented multidisciplinary (pre)competitive scientific research in the field of sustain-able water technology This is typically done in four-year-long research projects carried out by PhD students and their supervisors The research goal of Wetsus is to develop innovative and sustainable water technologies The combination of biological and chemical conversion technology with separa-tion technology and new materials has high potential to develop important innovations in water technology especially because researchers work in close collaboration in one laboratory

A dedicated Intellectual Property Rights policy is in place to enable optimal cooperation innovation and the commercialization thereof This way Wetsus combines scientific excellence with commercial relevance which ultimately results in successful innovations

Wetsusrsquo distinguishing key success factors arebull High trust cooperation through relatively small research themesbull High commitment through long term cooperation contracts with compa-

nies and secondment agreements with universitiesbull Liberation of multidisciplinary knowledge from universities and companies

in an idea driven programbull Strong involvement of SMErsquosbull Independent meeting place for scientists from all over Europe

Professor drir Cees JN Buisman holds a MsC and PhD degree from Wageningen University

Currently since 2003 he is full Professor at the sub department of Environmental Technology at Wageningen University amp Research in the field of biological reuse and recovery technology

Before joining the university he has held the position of Director Technology and business development of Paques bv from 1990 till 2003

He combines his position of Professor with his position as executive board member at Wetsus ldquocentre of excellence for sustainable water technologyrdquo in Leeuwarden

Mr Buisman is member of several Advisory Boards and Supervisory Boards

Prof Dr Ir Cees Buisman

Profile

Companybull Wetsus

Positionbull Executive Board

Website referencebull wwwwetsuseu amp wwwetewurnl

Title of the presentationIntegrating water disciplines ndash from sanitation towards urban water resources management

Theme for the presentationIntroduction of the initiative to bring together all water related disciplines and German research groups and discussion of the motivation and the tools to do so As an example the approach of urban water resources management is introduced where a number of disciplines is necessary to cover not only the various related water compartments but also the interfaces between these From a water systems perspective three inter-faces are discussed (i) rain characterisation and urban flooding (ii) in- and exfiltration between sewer system and groundwater and (iii) sewer overflow and river regarding acute impacts evaluated with extreme value statistics

Main related RampD activities and projectsRegional compounds balancing to describe and identify relevant sources and pathways of pollutants Source apportionment from measurements by means of statistical methods Integrated numerical simulation of rain-runoff process in urban catch-ments and systems flow and transport in sewer systems conversion processes in wastewater treatment plants and transport and conversion in rivers Subsequent use of extreme value statistics to characterise acute pollution on the basis of continuous long-term simulations Adaptation of urban infrastructure to climate change Investigation on urban flooding and on sewer sediment build-up Particle-bounded build-up of heavy metals and PAHs on urban surfaces and the potential associated risk for water impact To come use of crowd-sourcing methods to improve events prediction Use of geo-data and other information to develop and design urban networks

Peter Krebs studied at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich and made his PhD on fluid mechanics in wastewater treatment As a Post Doc he worked at University of Karlsruhe on numerical modelling of the interaction of turbulent flow and sedimentation From 1994 to 1997 he was at the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (Eawag) working on integrated modelling and operation of sewer system wastewater treatment plant and river Since the beginning of 1998 he is a full professor and the director of the Institute of Urban Water Management at Technische Universitaumlt Dresden (TUD) since 2006 he is spokesman of the Department of Hydro Science Since 2011 he is the spokesman of the DFG Senates Commission on Water Research (KOWA) In 2013 he became the founding chairman of the German Water Science Alliance

Prof Dr Peter Krebs

Profile

Prof Dr Peter Krebs

Companybull TU Dresden

Positionbull TU Dresden Institute of Urban Water

Management

Website referencebull httptu-dresdendedie_tu_dresden

fakultaetenfakultaet_forst_geo_und_hydrowissenschaften fachrichtung_wasserwesenisiwsww

Photo Andreacute Kuumlnzelmann UFZ

Deltares Deltares is an independent institute for applied research in the field of water subsurface and infrastructure Throughout the world we work on smart solutions innovations and applications for people environment and society Our main focus is on deltas coastal regions and river basins Managing these densely populated and vulnerable areas is complex which is why we work closely with governments businesses other research institutes and universities at home and abroad Our motto is Enabling Delta Life As an applied research institute the success of Deltares can be measured in the extent to which our expert knowledge can be used in and for society For Deltares the quality of our expertise and advice is foremost Knowledge is our core business All contracts and projects whether financed privately or from strategic research budgets contribute to the consolidation of our knowledge base Furthermore we believe in openness and transparency as is evident from the free availability of a selection of our software and models Open source works is our firm conviction Deltares employs over 800 people and is based in Delft and UtrechtDeltares provides expertise in the following areasbull Urban water managementbull Urban engineeringbull Integrated coastal zone managementbull Integrated water resources

managementbull Climate changebull Flood risk analysis and flood risk

managementbull Operational warning and manage-

ment systems

bull Water and soil qualitybull Levees dikes and water defencesbull Hydraulic engineeringbull Offshorebull Intake and outfall systemsbull Spatial planningbull Ecologybull Linear infrastructure and industrybull Innovation managementbull Strategic studies

Title of the presentationWater safety in the Netherlands opportunities and challenges

Theme for the presentationThe Netherlands has an excellent global reputation in the field of flood risk management But are the Dutch really that good If so what are the reasons Or do we just get a helping hand from the circumstances And what if a dike really does fail here Have we got a plan B Jaap Kwadijk talks about the developments opportunities and challenges in the Netherlands regarding to flood risk manage-ment and the role that Deltares plays as a research institute

Main related RampD activities and projectsbull Nature based flood defences bull Climate adaptationbull Multi resolution modelling

Dr Kwadijk is Director of Science at Deltares and chairman of the Deltares Scientific Council He became a leading scientist in the field of hydrology climate change impact assessment and flood forecasting and management Dr Kwadijk has published many highly appreciated scientific papers on these topics He has also supervised numerous PhD students presented his work at many scientific conferences and is an invited lecturer at several European universities As well as a scientific impact the work of Dr Kwadijk has had impact internationally in practical water management

Prof Dr Jaap Kwadijk

Profile

Companybull Deltares

Positionbull Director of Science

Website referencebull wwwdeltaresnl

Title of the presentationSustainable reservoir strategy and flood management in Taiwan

Theme for the presentationSustainable management for Taiwanrsquos Shihmen Reservoir has become an important issue because of rapid sediment deposition in recent years Typhoons bring water to the reservoir however sediments from landslide mass and rivers also come along Turbid water not only deescalates the storage capacity but also stops clean water supply Several projects under the reservoir revival framework were carried out to make the reservoir more sustainable In addition typhoons also bring massive amount of water overloading river and drainage systems especially in the landsubsidence prone areas Flood early warning system (FEWS) has become another focus of the Water Resources Agency of Taiwan for non-structural disaster prevention measure

Main related RampD activities and projectsProf Yangrsquos research interest lies in sediment transport Theory NetSTAR is a river evolution model jointly developed by Prof Yang and USBR in his early research career Recently RESED2D was developed to evaluate the river evolution in the applications of reservoir deposition cross river construction safety etc Landslide 1D and 2D models were developed to evaluate the landslide locations areas and volumes for sediment yield and disaster early warning purposes Bank retreat model was also developed to evaluate the length of a bank retreats in an event or over a period time Both landslide and bank retreat models are now integrated into Deltares FEWS platform

Prof Yang pursued his PhD degree at the University of Iowa After his graduation he worked at the Taipower company in charge of renewable energy development Later he joined in the NCTU and started his career as a professor Several sediment transport models were developed to help the government to tackle down the problems arising from the sediment and flood Jointly he and other professors founded the DPWE research center in 1998 International activities have been organized for knowledge sharing and collaboration purposes Recently NCTU-DPWE has become an active partner of Deltares in Asia Moreover he has been appointed as the member and director of the disaster prevention program under the National Science Council since 2008

Prof Dr Jinn-Chuang Yang

Profile

Companybull National Chiao Tung University ndash

Disaster Prevention amp Water Environment Research Center

Website referencebull httpdpwenctuedutwenbull httpdpwenctuedutwen

memberteachers

Wetsus Wetsus centre of excellence for sustainable water technology is a facilitating intermediary for trend-setting knowhow development Wetsus as a not for profit foundation creates a unique environment and strategic cooperation for development of profitable and sustainable state of the art water treatment technology The inspiring and multidisciplinary collabora-tion between more than 90 global companies and 20 European research institutes in Wetsus results in innovations that contribute significantly to the solution of the global water problems

Johannes Boonstra (1969) is trained as an environmental biotechnologist and has worked as researcher technologist business developer and managing directorboard member In his career he has been responsible for government grants license and contract management management of research teams and international commercial cooperation

From 1992 till 2003 he has worked in several management positions (research technology and business development) at Paques bv (situated in Balk the Netherlands) Paques is a global market leader in biotechnological waste water and gas purification systems

In 2003 Boonstra joined Wetsus (situated in Leeuwarden the Netherlands) as member of the executive board and caries responsibility for all financial juridical and organizational issues

Johannes Boonstra

Profile

Johannes Boonstra

Companybull Wetsus Centre of Excellence for

sustainable water technology

Positionbull Executive board member

Website referencebull wwwwetsusnl

Title of the presentationIs China Approaching its Water Boundary -- Challenges and Opportunities in Chinese Water Management

Theme for the presentationSix decades into Chinarsquos late journey of modernization the security driven water rights (including clean drinking water ample water for food production and flood safety) have been provided to the Chinese people The current focus for Chinese water management is to balance the water interests both in resource terms and environmental terms between people and between generations Balancing water between people is intrinsically difficult and further complicated by the limited water knowledge and the Chinese political compromises Balancing between generations presents an even bigger challenge and no material progress is anticipated in the foreseeable future

Main related RampD activities and projectsThe lack of determination in tackling the groundwater problem in the past was somewhat justified by the sensational economic growth rate in the past three decades and the relatively lower living standard of the local residents Evidently these conditions are both being reversed dramatically As a result the State Council unprecedentedly approved the National Plan to Protect the Safety of Groundwater Resources (2011ndash2020) before clearly understanding the status quo for Chinese groundwater pollution Retained by MEP Dr Qi has led the effort of developing two national technical guidelines ldquoNational Guideline for Comprehensive Groundwater Contamina-tion Assessmentrdquo and rdquo National Guideline for Groundwater Contaminant Transport Modelingrdquo

Dr Qi has over 15 years experience in the field of groundwater resource management pollution control and information management He has managed a wide variety of water related projects for the government (MEP CGS local governments) international organisations (ADB) state owned business (SinoPEC) and the private sector (Danone China) He is a frequently requested member of groundwater advisory panels for state-of-the-art hydrogeological researches and environmental impact assessments for state-level construction and development projects He has been conducting a popular bi-annual groundwater workshop series The workshop series have attracted over 2000 hydrogeologists nationwide since 2007

Dr Yongqiang Qi

Profile

Dr Yongqiang Qi

Companybull Beijing Water International Ltd

Positionbull Vice President

Title of the presentationAdvances in Science Technology and Innovation in Brazil

Theme for the presentationThe presentation shows the advances promoted by the Brazilian Federal Government in Science Technology and Innovation focusing in the theme of water resources and other related areas

Main related RampD activities and projectsResearch in Environment and Development focusing on water scarcity in the urban environment

Doctor in Environment and Development from the universities of ParanaacuteCuritiba (UFPR-Brazil) and the University of Waterloo (Canada) MSc Environmental Sanitation (University of Ghent Belgium) Agricultural Engineer (Federal University of Campina Grande Brazil) Specialist in water resources management SampT policies and ecological sanitation (BrazilSweden)

Currently working as Coordinator-General for Meteorology Climatology and Hydrology at the Ministry of Science Technology and Innovation (MCTI) where has also served as Coordinator-General for Global Climate Change and Coordinator for Water Resources Counselor in the National Water Council and member of the Brazilian Commission of the International Hydrological Program Executive Secretary of the Meteorology Climatology and Hydrology National Commission and former Executive Secretary of the Interministerial Global Climate Change Commission (DNA-Brazil) Former President of the Science and Technology Chamber (CTCT) and of the Education Capacity Building Social Mobilization and Information Technical Chamber (CTEM) of the Brazilian National Water Council (NWC) Under his presidency CTCT works on the regulation of water reuse in Brazil for urban and rural purposes efficient water use etc

Worked during 9 years in the implementation of the Brazilian National Water Policy and its instruments including the National Water Plan

Over 17 years of international experience Studied and worked in 4 continents North and South America Europe and Africa Several articles and book published Indicated by international organizations as one of the 14 Next Generation Water Leaders Polyglot he speaks 8 languages

He worked in Living Water Project Brazilian Secretariat of Water Resources and Ministry of Environment Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Brazilian Ministry of Science Technology and Innovation UNESCO Organization of the American States National Water Agency-ANA Amazon Work Group-GTA University of Brasiacutelia-UnB) in Brazil Also under different categories for the Portuguese National Civil Engineering Laboratory (LNEC) in Portugal World Vision International (Mali amp Canada) University of Ghent (Belgium) Shelter Now International (Angola) Administration of the Waters of Central Mozambique (Mozambique) Linkoumlping University (Sweden) and ECLACUN (Chile)

Dr Sanderson Alberto Leitatildeo MSc

Companybull Ministry of Science Technology and

Innovation

Positionbull Coordinator of the General

Coordination for Meteorology Climatology and Hydrology

Website referencebull wwwmctigovbr

Profile

Title of the presentationInnovation x3 Israel TaKaDu and the SWAN Forum

Main related RampD activities and projectsbull TaKaDu Smart Water Network Management bull Background The Israeli water industry and Israel as a hub for water

technologiesbull TaKaDu What led to TaKaDursquos innovation What is TaKaDu and how it

works bull The SWAN Forum

Main related RampD activities and projectsTaKaDursquos water network management solution converts raw data from network sensors and external sources into knowledge and insights enabling better decision making and more effective and efficient network management Through dashboards reports and real-time alerts on network problems and deficiencies TaKaDu provides visibility to lsquowhat is going onrsquo in the network supporting critical OPEX and CAPEX investment planningThe solution is cloud-based using a Software-as-a-Service business model which can be rapidly implemented and requires no physical changes to the network Operational in water utilities worldwide TaKaDu increases efficiency and savings and changes the economics of maintaining water networksLooking to enhance its product capabilities TaKaDu is willing to integrate additional data sources into the solution and allow easy collaboration with other systems through joint developments As part of its technological collaboration efforts TaKaDu constantly develop APIs for seamless integration with SCADA telemetry work order management asset management systems and more

Amir Peleg is the Founder and CEO of TaKaDu the Water Network Management pioneer TaKaDursquos Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution transforms the way water networks are operated and managed and is used by water utilities worldwide to efficiently manage their water networks Amir is also the Chairman of SWAN the Smart Water Networks Forum a global industry organization bringing together the key voices in the smart water spaceSince its inception in early 2009 TaKaDu has been recognized as one of the most innovative companies in the water sector using cutting edge data analytics to save water energy and other resources TaKaDu has won numerous awards including the World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer award and the 2013 Sustainia Award Amir is a successful serial entrepreneur In 2005 he founded YaData a Behavioral Targeting company and served as CEO until the companyrsquos acquisition by Microsoft in early 2008 In 1999 he founded Cash-U (later named Unipier) in the Mobile Entertainment field Amir holds a BSc in Mathematics Physics and Computer Science from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (via the IDF TALPIOT program) and an MBA from INSEAD Fontainebleau France Amir lives in Israel with his wife and three children

Amir Peleg

Profile

Amir Peleg

Companybull TaKaDu

Positionbull Founder and CEO

Website referencebull wwwtakaducom

About Deltares Deltares is the independent Dutch institute for applied research in the field of water infrastructure soil and subsurface issues Throughout the world Deltares works on smart solutions innovations and applications for people environment and society The main focus is on deltas coastal regions and river basins Managing these densely populated and vulner-able areas is complex which is why Deltares works closely with govern-ments businesses other research institutes and universities at home and abroad Deltaresrsquo motto is Enabling Delta Life As an applied research institute the success of Deltares is measured in the extent to which the expert knowledge can be used in and for society Knowledge is Deltaresrsquo core business All contracts and projects whether financed privately or from strategic research budgets contribute to the consolidation of the knowledge base Deltaresrsquo software products are applied world-wide in a great variety of commercial projects and research studies A selection of the developed software and models is freely available

Dr JC (Hans) Gehrels is a groundwater hydrologist working at Deltares as an expert advisor and manager of the market team on Sustainable Cities in Urbanising Deltas Sustainable cities involve cities designed with consideration of environmental impact dedicated to minimization of required input (energy water and food) and output (waste heat air and water pollution) and resilient to climate change Gehrels focuses on supporting cities with adaptation issues on water subsurface and geotechnical aspects of urban infrastructure His main fields of expertise include urban water supply flood risk land subsidence renewable energy and water sensitive design At present Gehrels is co-initiator of the recently started Knowledge Centre for Healthy Urban Living formed by five Utrecht based institutions He is a member of the Thought leadership team responsible for a joint research strategy on high density living at NUSDeltares in Singapore

Gehrels received his PhD in Hydrogeology from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam He worked as a researcher at TNO Institute of Applied Geosciences which merged into Deltares in 2008 From 2000 to 2004 Gehrels was part-time assistant professor at Delft University of Technology Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences focusing on stochastic hydrology and geohydrology From 2006 onwards he was head of several departments at Deltares involved in urban water and subsurface issues Gehrels (co-)authored several publications for international peer-reviewed journals dealing with groundwater modelling time series analysis groundwater recharge unsaturated zone hydrology and aquifer heterogeneity He is principal editor of the book lsquoImpact of human activity on groundwater dynamicsrsquo and co-editor of the book lsquoCalibration and reliability in groundwater modelling from uncertainty to decision makingrsquo

M +31 6 1318 1630 | E hansgehrelsdeltaresnl S hansgehrels | L wwwlinkedincominhansgehrels PO box 177 | 2600 MH Delft | Boussinesqweg 1 Delft

Dr Hans Gehrels PhD

Profile

Dr Hans Gehrels PhD

Positionbull Expert advisor

Market team manager Sustainable Cities

Title of the presentationSingaporersquos Urban Waste-Water-Energy Nexus

Theme for the presentationSingaporersquos Urban Waste-Water-Energy Nexus (adapted from Urban Waste Management for 2020) The author will share with the participants Singaporersquos RampD efforts on waste water and energy resources

Main related RampD activities and projectsCurrent research interests are focused on decentralized waste and wastewater resource recovery co-digestion of brown water and food waste land reclamation of closed dumping ground and bioconversion of plastic waste into biodegradable plastic polymers

Dr Wang is an Associate Professor of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering in Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and is currently Director of the Residues and Resource Reclamation Centre of NTU Dr Wang is also a licensed Professional Engineer in the US (Georgia) Dr Wang is specialized in solid waste resource management contaminated site assessment and remediation and integrated environmental management His current research interests are focused on waste to energy decentralized waste resource management and land reclamation of closed dumping ground Dr Wang has 25 years of experience on consulting teaching and research in providing technical support to various public and private sectors including US EPA DOE Taiwan EPA Singapore MEWR NEA PUB JTC AVA HDB and various private companies on numerous environmental projects Over the last 15 years with NTU Dr Wang has successfully developed NTUrsquos resource recovery research area by attracting more than S$15M research grants and has published around 200 peer-reviewed journal and conference papers

Selected Publicationsbull Lim CY Chen C-L and Wang J-Y (2013) A strategy for urban outdoor production of

high-concentration algal biomass for green biorefining Bioresource Technology 135 175-181 bull Chen C-L Qi W and Wang J-Y (2013) Microbial cocktail for bioconversion of green waste to

reducing sugars Journal of Bioscience and Bioengineering 115 (1) 82-85bull Zhang J Giannis A Chang VW-C Ng BJH and Wang J-Y (2013) Adaptation of urine source

separation in tropical cities Process optimization and odor mitigation Journal of the Air and Waste Management Association 63(4) 472-481

bull Rajagopal R Lim JW Mao Y Chen C-L and Wang J-Y (2013) Anaerobic co-digestion of source segregated brown water (feces-without-urine) and food waste For Singapore context Science of the Total Environment 443 877-886

bull Zhang J Chang VW-C Giannis A and Wang J-Y (2013) Removal of cytostatic drugs from aquatic environment A review Science of the Total Environment 445-446 281-298

Prof Jing-Yuan WANG

Profile

Prof Jing-Yuan WANG

Companybull Nanyang Technological University

Positionbull Director Residues and Resource

Reclamation Centre (R3C) Associate Professor Division of Environmental and Water Resources Engineering School of Civil and Environmental Engineering College of Engineering

Website referencebull httpwww3ntuedusgr3c

Title of the presentationThe 2011 tsunami damage on coastal facilities and countermeasures (both soft and hard) for future tsunamis

Theme for the presentationThe 2011 Tohoku earthquake caused gigantic tsunamis which overtopped or destroyed breakwaters sea walls and other protection facilities and left devastating damage to the hinterlands It is not an exaggeration to say that this event completely changed the conventional concept of disaster prevention and at the same time exposed the limitations of hardware-based countermeasures In this presentation I look back on the damage of these facilities and I show the failure mechanism through physical experiments From these consideration advanced countermeasures by using soft and hard measures will be shown against huge tsunami And new movable breakwaters are introduced

Main related RampD activities and projectsMy research interests are focusing on the experimental and numerical modelling of wave forces tsunamis waves and the impact of extreme hydrodynamic loads on coastal structures and infrastructure The experi-mental work is conducted in one of the largest wave basins in the world in which tsunami waves can be generated at relatively large scale

Education1995 Graduated of University of Tokyo2000 Graduated of University of Tokyo with Doctor of Engineering

Working Experience2000 Port and Harbor Research Institute of Ministry of Transport2001 Port and Airport Research Institute Independent Administrative Institution2003 Senior researcher of Marine Environment and Engineering Department2005 Project researcher of Tsunami Research Center concurrent post2007 Senior researcher of Tsunami Research Center concurrent post2007 Visiting associate professor of Yokohama National University concurrent post2011 Research Director of Coastal and Ocean Engineering Field of PARI

Research TopicsCoastal Engineering Wave Force Tsunami Power Numerical wave simulator

Dr Eng Taro Arikawa

Profile

Dr Eng Taro Arikawa

Companybull Port and Airport Institute

Positionbull Research Director for Tsunami

Research Fieldbull Research Director for Coastal and

Ocean Engineering Field

Website referencebull httpwwwparigojp

Theme of Presentation The reliable provision of a safe and adequate drinking water supply is one of the key foundations of life in the 21st century Five elements are essential to achieve this choosing the most appropriate source providing adequate treatment providing secure distribution conducting appropri-ate monitoring and responding in a timely and appropriate fashion to an adverse monitoring results The resilience or robustness of the entire system is a crucial underlying conceptWithin this context the presentation will focus on several key treatment challenges including how biological processes can contribute to a ldquogreenrdquo solution

Main related RampD activities and projectsThe NSERC Industrial Research Chair that Dr Huck leads conducts ongoing research in a number of areas of importance to its 17 partners These include addressing emerging source water issues such as cyanotoxins using sophisticated analytical techniques to better understand the components of natural organic matter that can have a crucial impact on specific treatment processes investigating the use of biological filtration pre-treatment to reduce fouling in both low- and high-pressure mem-branes and developing approaches to better predict the removal of specific organic micropollutants by oxidation processes

Since 1993 Dr Huck has been Professor and NSERC (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada) Chairholder in Water Treatment in the Department of Civil amp Environmental Engineering at the University of Waterloo The Chair now in its fifth five-year term (2013 ndash 2017) has substantial funding provided by 17 partners from the water industry

Dr Huck has 40 years experience in directing research related to drinking water treatment including several major studies for the Water Research Foundation (previously American Water Works Association Research Foundation) He has more than 140 refereed publications and several hundred conference proceeding papers His academic and consulting experience are internationally recognized and sought after

In 2014 Dr Huck was reappointed a fourth time for a 3-year term to the Ontario Ministry of the Environmentrsquos Advisory Council on Drinking Water Quality and Testing Standards which provides advice directly to the Minister In 2008 Dr Huck was the first person outside the USA to receive AWWArsquos prestigious AP Black Research Award Dr Huckrsquos current research interests include membranes robustness of drinking water treatment processes application of new technologies and the identification and removal of pathogens pharmaceuticals and endocrine disrupters

Peter M Huck PhD PEng

Companybull University oif Waterloo

Profile

Title of the presentationIndustrial and municipal water treatment technology in India Technologies and innovative implementation steps as key to success

Theme for the presentationEnergy water and food are the three important sectors where India will continue to grow at a very rapid rate That there is a nexus between these three which sometimes works against each other is recognized by all the stakeholders India is growing at an average of 6 ndash 8 and hence in the coming decades the per capita consumption of energy and water will continue to grow at an exponential rate Based on the latest estimates Indiarsquos water availability will stabilize around 1076 billion cubic meters and the per capita requirement will continue to shrink over the years Clearly the need of the hour is developing technological solutions to meet this humungous demand of water both in the industrial and also the munici-pal sectors

Reduce Recycle amp Reuse is the Triple-R mantra which clearly will be the governing principle for developing ldquoWater Securityrdquo for India Several technological options are available in this space and the need of the hour is to provide innovative solutions of combining and integrating various concepts in developing an optimal cost effective solution

Main related RampD activities and projectsBroadly India consumes 89 in agriculture 6 in industry and 5 for domestic and commercial applications in its total water consumption of around 1076 billion cubic meters every year

Dr Ramakrishna R Sonde is currently working with Thermax Limited as Chief Technology Officer and Executive Vice President ndash Research Technology amp Innovation

He is involved in Energy and Environment field and is working on development of different technolo-gies including projects based on renewable energy Apart from the developments in newer clean coal technologies heat pumping technologies advance combustion systems water and waste water technologies his achievements in the field of renewable energy includes development of hybridized solar thermal power plant solar thermal air conditioning systems energy generation from MSW organic rankine cycle for low temperature heat recovery harnessing geothermal energy in India etc His research interests now include solar energy systems and more particularly in solar thermal energy systems which include optics structural design coatings absorber design and controls system design His research interest also includes development of high efficiency power conversion devices for low grade energy

Dr Ramakrishna R Sonde

Profile

Companybull Thermax Limited Pune India

Positionbull Chief Technology Officer amp Executive

Vice President ndash Research Technology amp Innovation

Gertjan Zwolsman is manager of the Ecohydrology team of KWR and research coordinator for the theme Water and Climate Change Gertjanrsquos professional background is Aquatic Geochemistry (PhD) He is an expert (gt 25 years of experience) on water quality issues and integrated water management Previous positions were at the Institute for Inland Water Management and Waste Water Treatment (RWS-RIZA) and at Delft Hydraulics (Deltares)

Gertjan coordinates KWRrsquos research on climate change impacts on the (drinking) water sector and on the possible adaptive strategies Examples of the research are subsurface storage of freshwater in brackish aquifers for water supply to agriculture in dry periods impacts of climate change on the integrity of the drinking water distribution system and impacts of climate change on groundwater dynamics and associated vegetation characteristics

As of January 1st 2014 Gertjan has become Programme Director of Watersharereg Watersharereg is a collaborative platform for top applied research institutes in the public water sector Its members combine their scientific and institutional strengths and share their best expert tools to assist their end-user clients in Europe and beyond Thanks to Watersharereg its members can take the lead in their own countries in offering advanced and very practical solutions to their clients ndash water utilities municipalities water agencies ndash helping them meet their daily and long-term strategic challenges

Dr JJG Zwolsman

Profile

Dr JJG Zwolsman

Companybull KWR Watercycle Research Institute

Positionbull Programme Director Watersharereg

Website referencebull wwwkwrwaternlbull wwwwatershareeu

Title of the presentationIs adequate sanitation possible without sewers

Theme for the presentationThe current gold standard for urban sanitation is sewerage with centralized wastewater treatment However classic sewer-based sanitation despite its positive impacts has failed to solve the sanitation problems in many parts of the world We propose that new alternative sanitation concepts should be guided by three principles separation at the source decentralization and resource recovery The ultimate goal is to increase the number of technology options for addressing sanitation and environmental pollution problems

Main related RampD activities and projectsThe main focus of Dr Udertrsquos research is to promote sanitation by recovering resources such as nutrients or clean water He leads the trans-disciplinary research project VUNA (valorisation of urine nutrients in Africa wwwvunach) which is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation The goal of this project is to develop a dry sanitation system based on fertilizer production from source-separated urine Besides nutrient recovery technologies the VUNA team also develops management approaches for urine collection and investigates socio-economic aspects such as the social acceptance of urine diversion The project is a collabora-tion of the water utility in Durban (eThekwini Water and Sanitation) the Pollution Research Group at the University of KwaZulu-Natal the Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology in Zurich and Lausanne and Eawag

Dr Udert has a background in environmental engineering and he received his PhD from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in Zurich in 2003 After his doctoral studies he spent 25 years at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) as a postdoctoral associate Since 2006 Dr Udert has been the head of a research group on decentralised wastewater treatment and source separation at the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (Eawag) Besides working as a researcher Dr Udert is also a lecturer at ETH Zurich for process engineering in water and wastewater treatment

Dr Kai Udert

Profile

Dr Kai Udert

Companybull Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic

Science and Technology (Eawag)

Positionbull Senior Scientist

Website referencebull wwwvunach

Title of the presentationInformative-Explanatory Presentation prepared for NOST congress ldquoInnovations for Global Water Challengesrdquo MeMy Company Water Sector in Turkey iorsquos Projects and Collaboration

Theme for the presentationThe presentation provides information to the audience under 5 main parts In the first two parts it introduces me and my company io Environmental Solution RampD Co to give a brief understanding to the people on the reason why I attend to the seminar In the third part brief information on water sector in Turkey is presented Following forth part lists the most related projects of io Finally it concludes with the collaboration opportunities

Main related RampD activities and projectsOur RampD activities and related projects selected at the field of ldquoWater and Sustainabilityrdquo can be classified asA) INTEGRATED RIVER BASIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Projects bull Effects Of Climate Change on Water Resources bull Management of Dangerous Substances In Turkey for 3 Pilot

River Basins bull Industrial Wastewater Management Master Plan for Maritsa-

Ergene Rives BasinB) INNOVATIONS ON DOMESTIC and INDUSTRIAL WWTPs and INFRASTRUCURE

NETWORKS Projects bull Preparation of Feasibility Reports for 9 Large Wastewater

Treatment Plants In Various Basins Of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Water And Sewerage Administration (ISKI)

bull Most Appropriate WWTP design rehabilitation and operation strategies for various organized industrial zones

bull Feasibility and design of all urban drinking water and wastewater infrastructure networks 7 drinking water treatment plants and 7 wastewater treatment plants

bull Cleaner technology alternatives for minimization of water con sumption in a large integrated textile manufacturing industry

Prof Dr Erdem GORGUN completing BSc MSc and PhD studies at Environmental Engineering Department Istanbul Technical University (ITU) has more than 25 years of experience in a wide variety of environment - related fields including engineering works scientific researches RampD teaching and top level management Between years 2000 and 2004 he has worked as a researcher and manager at Environment amp Energy Institute of The Scientific and Technical Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK) Marmara Research Center (MRC) After this occupation he has returned back to his career at ITU Environmental Engineering Department and also founded io Environmental Solutions RampD Ltd Company at ITU Technopark in 2005 He has worked as an expert and director of many projects in this company that has been specialized in the ldquoenvironmental impacts of industries and energy invest-mentsrdquo ldquowater resources managementrdquo wastewater managementrdquo air quality managementrdquo solid amp hazardous waste managementrdquo and finally ldquoenvironmental management systemsrdquoMr GORGUN is an expert in the subject of environmental investments has completed many projects about environmental due diligence and impact assessment for many industrial installations including thermal and hydroelectric power plants In addition to those Prof GORGUN has gained deep experience in industrial and domestic water and wastewater management since 1992

Prof Dr Erdem Goumlrguumln

Profile

Companybull io Environmental Solutions RampD Co

Positionbull Managing Director

Website referencebull wwwiocevrecom

Title of the presentationWater pollution control with optical fibre and weaving solutions

Theme for the presentationBrochier Technologies is project leader of the French research project Aquaphotex for water purification with photo catalysis with optical fiber and weaving technologies Other participants are the IRCELYON- CNRS institute (Institut de Recherches sur la Catalyse et lrsquoEnvironnement de Lyon) and LISBP (Laboratoire drsquoIngeacutenierie des Systegravemes Biologiques et Proceacutedeacutes) INSA Aquaphotex is a project within three French innovation clusters Pocircle EAU (water) Axelera (clean chemistry) and Techtera (textile)

Main related RampD activities and projectsBrochier Technologies develops optical fibre weaving solutions for light applications in lighting communications safety pollution control and medical fields

PhD in chemistry with a focus on photocatalysis obtained in 2007 at the University Claude Bernard of Lyon I

Between 2007 and 2008 developed a catalyst to produce hydrogen by steam reforming of ethanol (fuel cell ) at the university Claude Bernard of Lyon 1

Joined Brochier Technologies in 2009 where she is in charge of RampD projects for environmental and healthcare applications

Mrs Dr Laure Peruchon

Profile

Companybull Brochier Technologies SAS

Positionbull Project coordinator Environment amp

Health

Website referencebull httpwwwbrochiertechnologiescom

gbindexhtml

Title of the presentationBrazil x Netherlands cooperation in Water TechnologyExperiences at the University of Applied Science level

Theme for the presentationn this presentation we will share our current experience working with Water Technology issues at both professional and educational level with Brazilian universities and companies

Main related RampD activities and projectsMain areas of interest bull Desalination bull Physically driven processes bull Developing countriesTechnology insertion bull Electrohydrodynamic atomizationProjects bull The application of New Sanitation concepts in AB class

buildings in Brazil as a tool to decrease stresses in regions without waste water collection network

bull Water cycle and urban agriculture in Brazilian ldquofavelasrdquo Case study at Favela do Canta Galo Rio de Janeiro RJ

bull Characterization and mitigation of nitrate contamination in Satildeo Paulo metropolitan region groundwater

Luewton Lemos F Agostinho is a former Wetsus PhD recently graduated from TU Delft (Faculty of Applied Sciences) He is currently a Lector Water Technology at NHL University of Applied Sciences researcher at Wetsus Centre of Excelence for Suistainable Water Technology and consultant for the Centre of Expertise Water Technology (CEW) From his position as a researcher and a lector Luewton has experienced working with Brazilian and Dutch companies related to the Water Technology market as well as building up cooperation between knowledge institutes of both countries in the same area

dr ir Luewton Lemos Felicio Agostinho

Profile

dr ir Luewton Lemos Felicio Agostinho Company

bull NHL University of Applied Sciences Wetsus

Positionbull Lector Water Technology

Horizon 2020 opportunities for international WATER research amp innovation

Theme for the presentationHorizon 2020 is the new framework programme of the European Commission for research and innovation The first calls were launched on 11 December 2013 The second round of WATER calls ndash deadline 19 October 2014 ndash will offer opportunities for collaboration between European partners and partners in lsquoThird Countriesrsquo

Main related RampD activities and projectsAlready funded projects in the WATER sector can be found in the database of the 7th Framework Programme (FP7) the previous framework programme that ended last year httpcordiseuropaeufp7projects_enhtml

Also relevant are the activities of the European Innovation Partnership on Water (EIP on Water) as well as the Water supply and sanitation Technology Platform (WssTP) two platforms that have a determining role in the prepara-tion of the Horizon 2020 work programmes These two platforms have a clear focus on international cooperation for instance with India and China

Profile

Horizon 2020

Companybull Netherlands Enterprise Agency

Website referencebull httpswwwrvonlhorizon2020

Innovative initiatives in the Delta Cluster

Theme for the presentationWWWVPDELTANLAn investment in your future starts here This project has been made possible by the European Regional

Development Fund of the European UnionAs a result of the changing climate global population growth and increasing urbanisation in delta areas the challenge of remaining safe in delta areas is increasing In the region Zuid-Holland a consortium of contributing parties has been established with a ranging expertise in delta issues knowledge institutes governmental organizations as well as many large and small companies

From knowledge to abilityThe Valorisation program Delta Technolgy amp Water (VPdelta) is a program that takes the cluster of delta technology and water as starting point for promoting and advancing innovative initiatives The program aims to endorse collaboration between (starting) companies research and educational institutions and governmental organizations that are active in the field of delta technology and hydraulic engineering VPdelta promotes drives and strengthens the valorisation chains in the sector The program will have a duration of two and half years and is subsidised by the European Union under the Programme European Fund for regional development (EFRD)

Action pointsThroughout the program four action points have been outlined1 Cluster strengthening Innovating together for social issues2 Project development Innovative solutions for more business3 Starters assistance More successful starters in the delta cluster as a motor for innovations4 Development of showcases Trial experiment and pilot studies in the Netherlands as example

window to the world

ProjectsVPdelta is the catalyst for generating new solutions concrete products and innovative services for issues dealing with water and delta challenges All parties in the cluster collaborate together in developing projects Besides helping in solving social issues these innovative initiatives contribute to the (inter)national positioning of cluster delta technology in the region of Delft-Rotterdam-Drechtsteden

Company Institute bull Valorisatieprogramma

Deltatechnologie amp Water

Website bull wwwvpdeltanl

VPDelta ensuresbull growth in investments revenue and activity in the clusterbull exposing dutch solutions to international delegationsbull an expansion of for the inflow of water and delta technology education

Organisation and collaborationThe VPdelta team consist of a program leader two innovation brokers and a starter coordinator VPdelta works together with different partners amongst others (starting) companies research and educational institu-tions and governmental organizations Together these parties are responsible for the enactment of the valorisation program This coopera-tion is an important foundation for a powerful and international appeal-ing cluster and corresponds with the plans of the province and the strategy of the national government

Program partnersDeltares Drechtsteden Delft Municipality Rotterdam Municipality Rotterdam University of Applied Science The Delfland Water Board Schieland Waterboard and Krimpenerwaard Kennisalliantie TNO Delft University of Technology Unesco-IHE Association of Water authorities

Valorisation program Delta Technology amp WaterPromoting and distinguishing innovative initiativesLast update September 2013

ContactValorisatieprogramma Deltatechnologie amp WaterMarjan Kreijns program leader VPdeltaE mskreijnstudelftnl | T +31 (0)15 2782966 | W wwwvpdeltanl

Main related RampD activities and projectsPortfolio of more than 70 projects in the following themes 1 Smart Delta2 Safe Delta3 Urban Delta

NOST Network

bull The Netherlands Central Office

bull EU- Brussels

bull France

bull Germany

bull Turkey

bull Israel

bull Russia

bull China

bull India

bull Japan

bull South Korea

bull Taiwan

bull Singapore

bull Brazil

bull United States of America

Overview Netherlands Office for Science and Technology

Central officeThe central office of the NOST Network (Innovatie Attacheacute Netwerk in Dutch) is part of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency which is an agency of the Ministry of Economic Affairs

The central office is responsible for the strategy of the NOST network coordinating organizing and facilitating the activities of the NOST offices abroad (eg scientifictechnologicalpolicy priorities communications RampDwork visits) In doing so the central office is the central interface of the NOST network with industry academia and govern-ment Furthermore the central office is the linking pin within Netherlands Enterprise Agency on internationalization of RampD by means of the officers abroad working closely with colleagues from all other divisions

The central office publishes IA Special organizes innovation seminars and conferences with partners of the Dutch knowledge infrastructure and hosts an online presence aimed at the Dutch RampD and innovation communities the website wwwianetwerknl The team is staffed by Bart Sattler Hans Bosch Roy Paulissen Lies Timorason Wiwik Khohonggiem and for this congress is supported by Angela Loppies

The Netherlands Central Office

Profile

Bart Sattler

Hans Bosch

Lies Timorason

Contactbull Netherlands Enterprise Agency NOST Central Office PO Box 93144 2509 Den Haag The Netherlands

For visitors Prinses Beatrixlaan 2 The Hague

bull Telephone +31 88 602 1504bull Email ianetwerkrvonl

The post in Brussels (NOST EU) is a peculiar one within the Network of Netherlands Officers for Science and Technology For NOST EU does not focus on the state of play of science and technology in its host country Belgium but monitors developments in the policies of the European Union (EU) on research and innovation NOST EU keeps its stakeholders informed on new EU policies and on possibilities for the Netherlands and individual organisations to participate in the EU programmes in the field of research and innovationThere is not lsquoonersquo EU research and innovation policy since most of the policy area is still nationally organised EU policy in the area of RampD consists mostly of programmes for cooperation between countries The process is known as lsquoEurope 2020rsquo The focus of this strategy is on a smart sustainable and inclusive economy To support reaching the goals of this Strategy the EU has a number of innovation and support programmes available for the period 2014-2020 The most important one is Horizon 2020 with a budget of around euro 70 billion Worldwide it is the largest cooperation programme for RampD on a wide range of themesNOST EU can inform you on the content of Horizon 2020 and other EU programmes and give you an insight on EU policy and initiatives in the field of research and innovationThe office is staffed by Dave Pieters

EU- Brussels

Profile

Davy Pieters

Contactbull First Embassy Secretary

Research and Atomic Questions Division Permanent Representation of the Netherlands to the EU Kortenberglaan 4-10 1040 Brussels Belgium

bull Telephone +32 (0)2- 679 1665bull Fax +32-2-6791777bull Email brusselianetwerknl

33 | Innovatons for Global Water Challenges

With its strong scientific and industrial tradition France is a world player in sectors like aerospace ICT nanotechnology biotechnology transport and food and nutrition France is Europersquos second most important economy and has a well developed industry in several regions Paris region Rhocircne-Alpes and Aquitaine region (Toulouse-Bordeaux)

Strong and innovative technological sectors in France arebull Energy (EDF GDF-Suez Areva Total) and water treatment (Veolia)bull Automotive (Renault PSA Citroeumln and suppliers like Valeo)bull Aviation and aerospace (Airbus Onera Thales Astrium and Dassault)bull Nano-electronics and ICT (STMicroelectronics France Telecom Soitec and

Alcatel-Lucent)bull Food and nutrition (Roquette Bonduelle Danone Bel and Pernod Ricard)bull Life sciences industry (Sanofi Aventis Pierre Fabre BioMerieux LrsquoOreacuteal)bull Chemical industry (Arkema Air Liquide Solvay-Rhodia SNF Floerger) bull Design and fashion (LVMH Hermegraves Chanel Christian Lacroix)

The Innovation Attacheacute Office in Paris offers its customers tailor made assistance inbull Finding the right contacts in the French public and private research sectorbull Finding their way within the 71 French competitiveness clusters (Pocircles de Compeacutetitiviteacute)bull Contacting the French government and national agencies in charge of innovation and

sciencesbull Promoting Holland High Tech amp Creative Industries in France

The Innovation Attacheacute Office in Paris reports about French innovation policy and technological developments in the domains listed above For all publications see nost-franceorg (in Dutch) or httpnostfrancefrancaiswordpresscom (in French)

France

Profile

Eric van Kooij

Contactbull Ambassade des Pays-Bas

Service pour la Science et la Technologie 7 Rue Ebleacute F-75007 Paris France

bull Telephone + 33 1 40 62 33 33bull Fax + 33 1 40 62 34 56bull Email parijsianetwerknl

The German government has made innovation a top-priority It invests more money thanever before in RampD The idea behind this strategy is that economic advantages can only beachieved by knowledge intensive and innovative products With the High Tech Strategyan umbrella strategy for national investments in research and development Germany isgeMing close to the Lissabon-goal of 3 GDP investment in RampD In fact several states(ldquoBundeslaumlnderrdquo) in the south already achieved that level and are aiming for more Nearly15 billion euro was made be available for RampD in this cabinetrsquos term in office Thetop-sectors that are important in The Netherlands are also well established in Germany

More than 230 research institutes 380 colleges amp universities and many research labs ofcompanies are active in the area of RampD both independently as well as in geographicaland virtual clusters In addition each of the individual German states supports andstimulates the development of high-tech regions and clusters in their own state TheRampD-clusters in Germany are well-developed and are looking for international cooperation

NOST Germany is perfectly fit to guide you through the innovation-landscape of Germanyand we are happy to help you finding your way and bring you in contact with the rightkey-players

Germany

Profile

Eelco van der Eijk

Joop Gilijamse

Contactbull Botschaft des Koumlnigreichs der Niederlande Buumlro fuumlr Wissenschaft und Technologie Klosterstrasse 50 D-10179 Berlin Deutschland

bull Telephone + 49 30 20956219bull Fax + 49 30 20956471bull Email berlijntwanetwerknl

Turkey possesses a significant industrial base and is specialized in the medium and low tech industry (automotive consumer goods chemical sector textile food etcetera) After having followed a closed and import based strategy since the 1950s under the leadership of president Oumlzal Turkey transformed into an open economy with a much stronger focus on Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) Liberalization efforts focused on promoting export liberalization of import deregulation of the financial sector and promoting foreign investments Since 2000 foreign investments are on the rise These measures have caused a continues economic growth with a yearly average of 53 between 2003 and 2011 For this year a growth is expected of 35 to 4 and it is expected the Turkish economy will surpass the Dutch in 2014 In 2030 it is expected that the Turkish economy will be the 5th largest in Europe The Turkish economy also transforms itself from an industrial based economy to a more diversified economy with an increasing and more international services sector Added to that Turkey possesses a young and well-educated labor force These form the basis for investments in sustainable economic growth which currently is being implemented through the promotion and focus on Research amp Development as well as innovation as the cornerstones of future economic growth One of the driving factors behind the push for more innovation is the wish of the Turkish govern-ment to substitute current imports with locally produced goods in order to lessen the account deficit That Turkey takes this serious can be deducted from their various ambitious plans such as the development of a locally produced electronic vehicle the wish to produce its own passenger jet and the push to develop a Turkish surface-to-air missile defense system (SAM) These are just some examples that indicate the ambition displayed by the Turkish government that wants to increase RampD spending to 3 of GDP by 2023 from the current figure of 087 of GDP The Turkish focus sectors are automotive machinery ICT defense space energy water food and health care Sinds 2004 Turkey has been fully involved in the Framework Programs of the European Union (FP6 FP7 and also Horizon 2020)

IA Network AnkaraThe IA Network in Turkey focuses on mapping Turkish policies regarding RampD and innovation identifying the main actors in these fields as well as the sectors Turkey will put its efforts on This will be compared to the Dutch top sector policy which will then give a clear picture of the cooperation opportunities for Dutch universities knowledge institutions as well as compa-nies in the field of RampD and innovation Next to that the Innovation Advisor will follow and report on relevant trends and developments in the Turkish science technology innovation and industrial policies The Innovation Advisor proactively works together with the Economic Department and the Agricultural Counselor of the Netherlands of the Embassy in Ankara the Netherlands Consulate-general in Istanbul and The Netherlands Business Support Office (NBSO) in Izmir

Turkey

Profile

Rory Nuijens

Contactbull Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands

Turan Guumlneş Bulvarı | Hollanda Caddesi No 5 | 06550 Yildiz Ankara | Turkije

bull Telephone +90 312 409 1819bull Direct +90 530 844 2810bull Fax +90 312 409 1896bull Email rorynuijensminbuzanl

ankaraianetwerknl

Israel is known for its innovation ecosystem For example in November 2012 Tel Aviv was listed second after Silicon Valley in the top 20 of global start-up ecosystems The unique history of the country has been driving innovation Natural resources like water and fertile land were scarce and technologies were developed to overcome these problems Now 75 of Israelrsquos water is recycled Other important factors for driving innovation in its history is the immigration of highly educated people and the security situation in the region The government tries to leverage its unique innovation position by overcoming obstacles A success story is the Yozma program that has brought the missing ingredient of the start-up system financing Now Israel has the largest venture capital industry per capita than any other country in the world

Examples of Israelrsquos innovation power bull Israel has a unique position regarding RampD investments In 2009 428 of its GDP was

spended on RampD the highest percentage of the OECD countries (twice the average) bull Microsoft Motorola Philips Intel Google and many other multinationals have RampD

centres in Israel bull Israel has the most companies listed on NASDAQ after the USA and China bull It has the highest number of scientist in the world per capita

The NOST office in Tel Aviv focuses on the following fields agrifood water energy life-science and hightech Israel actively takes part in the EU research programs such as FP7 and Eureka

Israel

Profile

Paul Jansen

Office for Science and Technology Beit Oz 13th floor 14 Abba Hillel Street Ramat Gan 52506 PO Box 1967 Ramat Gan 52118 Tel Aviv

bull Telephone +972 (3) 75 40 744 bull Direct +972 (0)3 7540 777bull Email israelianetwerknl

The Russian government faces the challenge of diversifying the countryrsquos economic structure and reducing its reliance on oil and gas for well over a decade But it focuses increasingly on innovation as the key to Russiarsquos successful development over the longer term

One of Russiarsquos still preserved competitive advantages is its human potential Besides that Russia has a strong technical-scientific tradition specifically in areas such as physics chemistry and mathematics and in sectors such as the defence industry aerospace and nuclear power Russia is in the top 10 countries for overall RampD expenditures but it mostly consists of public financing Overall business expenditures for RampD and innovations (about 1 of GDP) are rather low

The Russian government is strongly investing into both soft and hard infrastructure reorganizing the higher education system (strengthening the link between universities research and business) establishing so-called ldquoInstitutes of development of Russian innovative economyrdquo (funding) creating techno-parks and business incubators and special economic zones for technology development with special tax and customs regime Current SampT priorities include energy efficiency nuclear technology information technology medical technology and pharmaceuticals space technology The expenditures on RampD for security and defence are traditionally high

Russia has recently been added to the country list of SampT offices Joyce Ten Holter is currently setting up the office at the Netherlands Embassy in Moscow

Russia

Profile

Joyce Ten Holter

Contactbull Embassy of the Kingdom of the

Netherlands Netherlands Office for Science and Technology Kalashny pereulok 6 | 115127 | Moscow | Russian Federation Russia

bull Telephone +7 495 797 29 69bull Fax +7 495 797 29 07bull Email moskouianetwerknl

China overtook the United States in 2011 to become the worldrsquos largest producer of manufactured goods It managed to improve living standards by doubling the countryrsquos GDP per capita over the last decade In 2003 China became the third country to indepen-dently send humans into space at that time its RampD expenditure was still relatively low at 113 of GDP Since then China has been able to increase that figure to 197 resulting in an investment of 125 billion euros on RampD in 2012While many Chinese universities are publishing papers in internationally renowned journals the fact that no Chinese university ranks in the top-150 of the 2013 Academic Ranking of World Universities shows that there is room for improvement Having said that the Chinese did make a huge improvement over the last years when it comes to publications in for example Nature They were ranking 12th in 2008 with 89 articles and jumped to the 6th place in 2012 with a total of 303 articlesSince the introduction of the National Intellectual Property Strategy in 2005 the amount of patent applications in China has exploded Last year the Chinese State Intellectual Property Office received more than 650000 filings up 24 compared to 2011 Also internationally the Chinese are filing more and more patents The Chinese company ZTE filed the most WIPO PCT patent applications in 2011 and 2012 a position that was held for the first time by the Chinese company Huawei in 2008The last few years the Chinese innovation policy experienced a radical transition by changing its focus from importing knowledge and technologies from abroad to increas-ingly investing in lsquohomegrownrsquo research and developmentThe Netherlands Office of Science and Technology (NOST) started its activities in China in 2005 at the Netherlands Embassy in Beijing and expanded its network by setting up offices at the Consulates General in Shanghai and Guangzhou With these three offices the NOST China network covers the three main economic clusters that currently set the pace of Chinarsquos activities in the field of science and technologyNOST China is pro-actively on the outlook for new developments and opportunities in science and technology These developments can be research business and policy related When promoting the Netherlands in China NOST focuses on the Dutch lsquoTop Sectorsrsquo and core technology clusters where the Netherlands has a leading international position We aim at bringing together public and private players to make a joint effort in cooperating with China The team comprises Jan Reint Smit Jaap van Etten Dirk Jan Boudeling Han Wesseling Jingmin Kan Maurits van Dijk Ma Qing and finally David Pho (Science Attacheacute) and Eva Xie (Science Officer)

Profile

Jan Reint

Dirk Jan Boudeling

NOST Beijingbull Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands

4 Liangmahe nanlu 100600 Beijingbull Telephone +86 (0) 10 8532 0255bull Fax +86 (0) 10 8532 0302bull Email Beijingnostorgcn

NOST Shanghaibull Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands 10F East Tower Dawning Center No 500 Hongbaoshi Road Changning

District Shanghai 201103bull Telephone +86 (0) 21 2208 7288 ext 223bull Fax +86 (0) 21 2208 7302bull Email Shanghainostorgcn

NOST Guangzhoubull Consulate General of the Kingdom of

the NetherlandsTeem Tower floor 34 208 Tianhe Road Guangzhou

bull Telephone +86 (0) 20 3813 2228bull Fax +86 (0) 20 3813 2295bull Email guangzhounostorgcn

India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world The strength of Indiarsquos economy is based on a well developed service industry which accounts for more than 50 of GDP The country is driven by a large English speaking and well trained workforce and highly competitive labor costs It also has a diverse industrial base and an extensive agriculture sector employing more than 60 of the population

The IT financial telecom pharmaceutical medical amp health care sectors belong to the strongest service industries with an annual growth well over 20 Although India has a longstanding scientific tradition mainly of public nature it is still struggling to get a recognized foothold at international academic levels The minister of Human Resources announced a large-scale reconstruction of the universities aiming for improvement of quality and output and bench marking international rankings

With the rapid internationalization of Indian industry the demand for applied science and technology high-level RampD and innovation is huge Leading Indian companies often source knowledge technologies and innovative power trough international mergers and acquisitions and technology licensing deals Investments and expenditures on SampT and RampD are on the rise and for the 11the Plan period the aim is to increase to 16 of GNP The current thrust of SampT is focusing on lsquoinnovationrsquo in research and industrial RampD

Promising SampT areas are medical services and health care IT amp ICT automotive industry renewable energy food amp nutrition electronics de bio-tech agriculture en de pharmaceutics India has signed and MoU on SampT with the Netherlands in 2008 and a Program of Cooperation in 2009 The selected priorities for the coming years are water technologies amp water manage-ment agro food amp nutrition new amp renewable energy and life sciences amp health

The Netherlands Office for Science and Technology in New Delhi and Mumbai support clients from the Netherlands with insight in the developments in India The offices also focus on bringing together Dutch and Indian partners for collaboration in science amp technology and innovation Jelle Nijdam Akanksha Sharma and Vikas Kohli staff the office in New Delhi The office in Mumbai is staffed by Freek Jan Frerichs

Profile

Jelle Nijdam

Freek Jan Frerichs

Netherlands Netherlands Office for Science and Technology 650-F Shantipath Chanakyapuri New Delhi-110 021 Republic of Indiabull Telephone +91 11 24 197 629bull Fax +91 11 24 197 615bull Email delhiianetwerknl

bull NOST Mumbai Netherlands Office for Science and Technology Consulate General of the Kingdom of The Netherlands Forbes Building 1st fl Charanjit Rai Marg Fort Mumbai - 400 001

bull Telephone +91 22 221 942 10bull Email mumbaiianetwerknl

Strong investments in technological and scientific developments have long been a distinctive characteristic for the Japanese society In 2011 the RampD expenditure relative to GDP was 367 and was in total 1477 billion Euro out of which 81 was private RampD investment More than ever Japanese public and private organizations actively pursue and invest in international SampT collaborations Innovation- science and technology initiatives are focused on meeting future social needs on a relatively short term Crucial to the economical growth and well-being of the rapidly ageing and shrinking Japanese society are multidisciplinary developments in many fields including life-sciences health-care IT robotics and sustainability In order to address these issues a growth strategy was announced in 2010 Based on this strategy the 4th SampT Basic Plan (2011-2015) was formu-lated around prioritized fields of ldquoGreen Innovationrdquo and ldquoLife Innovation ldquo Due to the great disaster of March 2011 this five year plan now describes recovery as the new top priority field whereas the other fields remain intact Apart from investments in recoveryand reconstruction most investments are directed towards energy-efficiency and other energy savingenvironmental technologies in various fields of the automotive- ICT- material- and foodpharmaceutical industries These developments are an enormous potential for the Netherlands from which numerous Dutch organisations are already benefiting NOST Tokyo stimulates and supports further collaborations between Dutch organizations and their Japanese counterparts

NOST TokyoSince the early 1960s developments in Japan have been monitored by the NetherlandsOffice for Science and Technology in Tokyo Paul op den Brouw RobStroeks Kikuo Hayakawa Kugako Sugimoto and Mihoko Ishii are the NOST-Tokyo-teamand focus on the scientific and technological innovations in Japan

Profile

Paul op den Brouw

Rob Stroeks

Netherlands Office for Science and Technology 3-6-3 Shibakoen Minato-ku Tokio 105-0011

bull Telephone +81 3 5776 5510bull Fax +81 3 5776 5534bull Email tokioianetwerknl

South Korea

Half of the smart phones connected to the nationwide 4G LTE-network a chip card for public transportation working flawlessly since 2005 paperless hospitals and 3D-tv taking off These are a few of the examples of the result of South Korearsquos innovation efforts which are visible in the daily life

South Korea is a dynamic country which has grown from one of the worldrsquos poorest countries to the worldrsquos 15th economy in just 40 years Korea is transforming itself from a manufacturing country to a knowledge based economy In 2012 Korea spent 44 of its GDP on RampD and this percentage is expected to grow to 5 in 2015 With this high percentage Korea is one of the leading RampD focused countries in the world In many technology and innovation rankings Korea can be found in the top 5

In 2009 South Korea announced its 17 ldquoNew Growth Enginesrdquo 17 sectors which should carry the Korean economy and in which Korea will invest a lot of its RampD-budget Other than ICT nanotechnology gaming robotics and biotechnology sectors in which Korea already has been active and successful Korea is focusing also on photonics electric vehicles materials LED and renewable energy It also has a very ambitious space program

Next to microchips and electronics devices chemical products make up a large part for Korearsquos export Most of these chemical products are based on fossil fuel However recently Korea has been investing in what they call ldquogreen-chemistryrdquo to reduce dependency on imported oil Making bio diesel from cooking oil using paper pulp to make car parts and transforming waste of steel factories into building materials are examples of Korearsquos green-chemistry efforts

NOST Seoul was opened in June 2006 The Korean NOST-team consists of Peter Wijlhuizen and Yewon Cha often joined by an intern

Profile

Peter Wijlhuizen

Netherlands Netherlands Office of Science and Technology 10F Jeongdong Building 15-5 Jeong-dong Jung-gu Seoul 100-784 South-Korea

bull Telephone +82 2 311 8600bull Fax +82 2 311 8650bull Email seoulianetwerknl

Taiwan is together with South Korea Singapore and Hong Kong one of the four Tigers of Asia Taiwan currently holds the 12th place in the Global Competitiveness Index 2013-2014 (The Netherlands ranks 8th) and over the past years it has gone through a significant economic growth driven by innovation and technology with an average RampD spending of 2 ndash 3 of the GDP

The current trend is to move away from the traditional manufacturing industry which is driven by cost leadership and strong competition and to move towards a more knowledge intensive economy where technology leadership becomes a prevailing factor

The Taiwanese government has a strong focus on innovation and industry policy to strengthen its economic sectors This is effectuated through financing programs incubator centers and science parks and a strong push towards international collaboration in the area of RampD and science and technology and also trade and investment This provides a wide variety of opportu-nities for collaboration with Taiwanese companies and research institutes

Taiwan and the Netherlands signed a MOU in 2011 to enhance the science and technology relationships between the two and to provide a good framework for active RampD collaboration The MOU focusses on 3 important sectors the high tech and materials sector the energy sector and the life sciences and health sector The MOU acts as an important instrument and frame-work for the Taiwanese government to stimulate SampT collaborations with the Netherlands through funding programs and matchmaking missions The SampT MOU will be renewed in November 2013 and in addition to the existing topics it will also cover collaboration between the Netherlands and Taiwan under the new European Framework Program Horizon2020

Taiwanrsquos most dominant sector with a large variety of opportunities is by far the High-Tech sector with a world leading semi-conductor industry Taiwan houses the two largest contract foundries in the world TSMC and UMC and is the second largest PV module producer in the world and is home to the largest ODM in the world Foxconn Strong high-tech sectors in Taiwan are the Semi-con industry fabless ICrsquos displays PV modules electronic vehicle components computer hardware electronics LED lighting and electronic components

Other sectors that are of significance in Taiwan are the Life Sciences and Health sector which is currently seen as a growth sector with opportunities in bio-tech and healthcare the textile sector which is trying to move towards more advanced uses of textiles in the protective and technical domain and the energy sector where Taiwan seeks for more energy independence and green energy sources specifically (offshore) wind energy

The IA-office in Taipei is a new addition to the IA-network and it openened in the summer of 2012 to ensure a permanent presence in Taiwan and is staffed by Kasper Nossent The IA post has as focal points the context content and execution of the MOU active technology matchmaking and partner searches monitoring of trends in policy and science and technology and active scouting for opportunities in the area of science and technology with a strong focus on the High-Tech sector the Life Science and Health Sector and the Energy sector

Taiwan

Profile

Kasper Nossent

Contact bull Netherlands Trade amp Investment Office

Netherlands Office for Science amp Technology 13F-2 1 Songgao Road Xinyi District Taipei-11073 (Farglory Financial Center)

bull Telephone +886 (02) 87587223bull Email Taiwanianetwerknl

kaspernossentntioorgtw

Innovation and Research amp Development (RampD) are seen as the most important drivers for future economic growth in Singapore Enhancing the knowledge based innovation driven economy will help maintain and strengthen Singaporersquos competitiveness and its role as lsquoglobal hub and distinctive global cityrsquo

The Singapore government has committed to invest over 10 billion euro to support research innovation and enterprise during the period 2011-2015 The current plan focuses on strategic areas of research to strengthen core RampD capabilities The Netherlands embassy sees specific opportunities for Dutch knowledge and expertise in the key sectors of Water High Tech Life Sciences amp Health and Food amp Nutrition

Regarding the water sector Singapore and the Netherlands already have strong mutual relations between the governments private sectors and knowledge institutions Singapore has the ambition to become a centre of excellence within the next 15 years in the area of maritime RampD The aim is to transpose innovative ideas and sustainable concepts into marketable products that are suitable for the water industry Opportunities can be found in drinking water technology green shipping flood control and floating buildings

Singaporersquos high tech sector is well developed and has become an integral part of the knowledge based economy Leading research institutes and established universities are working closely with the high tech industry The current focus is set on research to support urban challenges which are associated with high-density cities and ageing population The opportunities lie in development and test bedding of high tech solutions in complex systems such as smart cities mobility and energy efficiency

Singapore has also established itself as a biomedical hub In the past years many interna-tional pharmaceutical companies opened a research lab and manufacturing facility in Singapore The government is actively supporting translational and clinical research programs and has reserved a budget of 80 million euro for research in the field of cancer metabolic disorders infectious diseases and neuroscience There are specific opportunities for medical technologies that help the ageing population to live healthy and independentlyThe Food amp Nutrition industry in Singapore is developing rapidly building on the strong logistics sector and strong image of Singapore as a clean city Recently several research initiatives have been launched to support the growing business community Dutch multinational companies have already established production and research facilities and Wageningen University and Research Centre has strong collaborations with the Nanyang Technological University There are opportunities for Dutch companies also small and

medium enterprises to make use of Singapore as a window into Asia such as in the area of healthy ageing and food security

The science and technology advisors in Singapore Susan van Boxtel Briek Starink and Susanne van Loon proactively report on new developments in Singapore and Malaysia provide matchmaking to the local RampD ecosystem and scout for opportunities in research partnerships in these promising key sectors

Singapore

Profile

Susan van Boxtel

Netherlands Netherlands Office for Science and Technology 541 Orchard Road 13-01 Liat Towers

Singapore-238881 SINGAPORE

bull Telephone +65 6739 1127bull Email singaporeianetwerknl

The political climate in Brazil is stable the economy is growing- however at a slower pace- and investments in research and higher education is also growing Although Brazil is still lacking behind compared to Europe US and Asia it is picking up fast Quantity and quality of scientific research is improving and Brazilian universities are climbing oninternational rankings The Ministry of Science Technology and Innovation (MCTI) is responsible for scientific and innovation policies and research and development in prioritized areas Two others important organizations in the Brasilian science- and technol-ogy sector are CNPq (National Council for Scientific and Technological Development) and FINEP (Institution for Studies and Project Funding) Both are linked to MCTI CNPq can be compared with Dutch NWO and FINEP with AgentschapNL CNPq runs the so called Science without Borders program In this program more than 100000 Brazilian students get the opportunity to study abroad and follow an internship Almost a thousand students have chosen Dutch Universities as their destination (wwwswbhollandorg)

In November 2011 MoU on Science amp Technology Collaboration was signed between Brazil and the Netherlands Signatories were MCTI and Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs Education Culture and Science This MoU offers many opportunities for collaboration in research development and innovation Prioritized areas most top sectors of the Dutcheconomic policy are agri- and horticulture food amp nutrition (bio-based) chemistry energy (fossil and renewable) and water Also for Dutch knowledge-intensive industrial products and services opportunities are manifold such as for maritime technology aerospace food processing and high tech systems and materials For Brazil blessed with enormous natural resources an impressive biodiversity lots of land a 5000 km coastline and a rich tradition in chemistry and biotechnology the ldquobio-econo-miardquo is of vital importanceMost of the investments in research development and innovation come from the public sector are more or less equally divided at state and federal levels Since 2012 a huge fund of 32 billion R$ (about 14 billion euro) is available for improving the innovative capacity and competitiveness of the Brazilian industry and economy CNI (the Confederation of National Industry) and SENAI (The National Institute for Vocational Training) rum this program This federal plan includes the development of 23 Innovation Centers and more than 75 Technology Service centers

The NOST office operates since 2012 in Satildeo Paulo Theo Groothuizen operates as Counsellor for Science Technology amp Innovation in August 2012 and since October 2013 Hans Dorresteijn was appointed as Innovation Advisor at the Embassy in Brasilia

The first years priority will be given to put the Netherlands on the map in Brazil and vica versa by organizing small expert missions to the Netherlands and by supporting Dutch knowledge-intensive companies institutes of higher education and research organizations to set up collaboration with Brazilian counterparts

Brazil

Profile

Theo Groothuizen

Hans Dorresteijn

Contactbull Consulate General of the Kingdom of the

Netherlands Netherlands Office for Science amp Technology Avenida Brigadeiro Faria Lima 1779 - 3rd floor Jardin Paulistano 01452-001 Satildeo Paulo SP Brasil

bull Telephone + 55 (0) 11 - 3811 3307bull Fax + 55 (0)11 - 3814 0802bull Email saopauloianetwerknl

bull Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Netherlands Office for Science amp Technology SES - Quadra 801 Lote 05 70405-900 Brasiacutelia ndash DF

USAThe USA is the most innovative country in the world Washington DC where the federal science and technology budgets and policies are developed is the home base of many scientific platforms and organizations that shape research in life sciences chemistry energy climate water and emerging technologies It is also the location of agencies for water regulation and standardization such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) the National Institutes of Standards and Technology (NIST) the Army Corps of Engineers (ACE) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) And of course Washington DC is host to many scientific and advocacy groups such as the Water Research Foundation (WRF) World Resources Institute (WRI) American Water Works Association (AWWA) and Water Environment Federation (WEF) Large American companies public utilities small start-ups develop new plans and compete in government procurement programs related to among others the energy water defense and health sectorsSilicon Valley is one of the most innovative regions in the world Here venture capital knowledge and entrepreneurship come together in a unique way After being home to the IT developments of the world it is now leading in clean tech and life sciences But the US encompasses many more innovative industrial regions where entrepreneurship com-bined with new knowledge from universities and research institutes is abundantly available

CanadaOn a smaller scale the developments in science and technology that are now taking place in Canada can be very attractive to innovators in the Netherlands Aside from being one of the worldrsquos largest countries in agriculture and forestry Canada has extensive expertise in water- and wastewater treatment Getting in touch with organizations like the National Science and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) the Canada Water and Wastewater Association (CWWA) is easy There are many opportunities for collaboration with universi-ties research organizations in Canada and innovative companies in the NetherlandsThe Netherlands Office for Science and Technology (NOST) located both in Washington DC and San Francisco CA performs on request analyses of these and other new innovation trends answers technology based questions identifies matchmaking opportunities and scouts for partnering possibilities in the field of research and technology developments in the United States and Canada The North America team comprises of Roger Kleinenberg Karin Louzada Robert Thijssen Martijn Nuijten John van den Heuvel Jantienne Kranendonk-van der Meij Natasha Chatlein and Gerda Camara

United States of America

Profile

Roger Kleinenberg

Karin Louzada

John van den Heuvel

Contactbull Royal Netherlands Embassy Office for Science amp Technology 4200 Linnean Avenue NW Washington DC 20008-3896 USAbull Telephone +1 202 274 27 27bull Fax +1 202 966 0737bull Email washingtonianetwerknl

bull Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands

Netherlands Office for Science amp Technology 1 Montgomery Street Suite 3100 San Francisco CA 94104 USAbull Telephone +1 415 2912080bull Fax +1 415 291 2049bull Email sanfranciscoianetwerknl

This is a publication ofNetherlands Enterprise AgencyNOST Network

Visiting addressPrinses Beatrixlaan 22595 AL Den HaagT (088) 602 5021E ianetwerkrvonlwwwianetwerknl (Dutch only)

Postal addressPO Box 931442509 AC The HagueThe Netherlands

copy Rijksoverheid | Mei 2014ISSN 1572-6045

Netherlands Enterprise Agency is a department of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs that implements government policy for sustainability innovation and international business and cooperation It is the contact point for businesses educational institutions and government bodies for information and advice financing networking and regulatory matters

NOST NetworkThe Netherlands Office for Science and Technology (NOST) Network or in Dutch Innovatie Attacheacute Netwerk IA Netwerk is a collective of officers working for the internationalisation of Dutch RampD The NOST offices always part of a Netherlands embassy or consulate are stationed in France Germany Turkey Israel Russia USA (incl Canada) Brazil China India

Japan Taiwan Singapore (incl Malaysia) South Korea and at the EU The NOST Network offers Dutch companies and research institutes a free subscription on the IA Special This publication will inform you on international technology develop-ments through articles written by the Officers

Quoting amp referringPlease note that you are free to quote or refer to this document provided you mention the source in your publication and inform the Central Office for Science amp Technology at the NL EVD International by sending a copy toNetherlands Enterprise AgencyCentral Office for Science amp Technology (IA Netwerk)PO Box 931442509 AC The Hague THE NETHERLANDS(Email ianetwerkrvonl)

Illustrations and tables The quality of tables diagrams web links and illustrations in this publication cannot be guaranteed You may wish to enquire about further details or back-ground information do not hesitate to contact us or the Netherlands Science amp Technology Officer in your country or part of the world

Further information If you have any question due to this publication or event please let us know You can send an email or call directly to the officer concerned You can also email your question to the NOSTIA central office in The Hague They will forward your question to the appropriate NOST officer

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NOST China 7 hrs laterEmbassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands4 Liangmahe NanluBeijing 100600 ChinaJan Reint Smit Han Wesseling Qing Ma Maurits van DijkT +86-10-853 20259F +86-1085320302E pekingianetwerknlSam Linsen (Shanghai) Dirk Jan Boudeling (Shanghai)E shanghaiianetwerknlJingmin Kan (Guangzhou)E guangzhouianetwerknl

NOST GermanyBotschaft des Koumlnigreichs der NiederlandeBuumlro fuumlr Wissenschaft und TechnologieKlosterstrasse 50D-10179 BerlinEelco van Eijk Joop Gilijamse Rianne BaerselmanT + 49 30 20956219F + 49 30 20956471E berlijnianetwerknl

NOST EUFirst Embassy SecretaryResearch and Atomic Questions DivisionPermanent Representation of the Netherlands to the EU Kortenberglaan 4-101040 BrusselsDave PietersT +32-2-679 1665F +32-2-6791777E brusselianetwerknl

NOST FranceAmbassade du Royaume des Pays-BasService pour la Science et la Technologie7 Rue EbleacuteF-75007 ParisEric van Kooij Joannette Polo-Leemreis Elisabeth van ZutphenT + 33 1 40 62 33 33F + 33 1 40 62 34 56E parijsianetwerknl

NOST TurkeyEmbassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsTuran Guumlneş Bulvarı | Hollanda Caddesi No 506550 Yıldız AnkaraTurkeyRory NuijensT +90 312 409 1819M +90 530 844 2810E ankaraianetwerknl

NOST India 330 hrs laterEmbassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsDepartment for Science amp Technology650-F Shantipath ChnakyapuriNew Delhi- 110 021IndiaJelle Nijdam Vikas Kohli Akanksha SharmaT +91 11 24197625F +91 11 24197710E delhiianetwerknlFreek Jan Frerichs (Mumbai)E mumbaiianetwerknl

NOST Japan 7 hrs laterEmbassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsOffice for Science and Technology3-6-3 ShibakoenMinato-ku Tokio 105-0011Paul op den Brouw Rob Stroeks Kugako Sugimoto Kikuo Hayakawa Mihoko Ishii (assistent)T +81 3 5776 5510F +81 3 5776 5534E tokioianetwerknl

NOST Singapore 6 hrs laterEmbassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsOffice for Science and Technology541 Orchard Road 13-01Liat Towers Singapore 238881Susan van Boxtel Susanne van Loon Briek StaringT +65 67 39 11 11E singaporeianetwerknl

NOST USANOST Washington 6 hrs earlierEmbassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsOffice for Science amp Technology4200 Linnean Avenue NWWashington DC 20008-3896 USARoger Kleinenberg Karin Louzada Martijn Nuijten Jantienne van der Meij-Kranendonk Gerda CamaraT +1 202 274 27 27F +1 202 966 07 28E washingtonianetwerknl

NOST San Francisco 9 hrs earlierNetherlands Office for Science and Technology1 Montgomery Street Suite 3100San Francisco CA 94104 USARobert Thijssen John van den Heuvel Natasha ChatleinT +1 415 2912080F +1 415 291 2049E sanfranciscoianetwerknl

NOST South Korea 7 hrs laterEmbassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsNetherlands Office of Science and Technology10F Jeongdong Building15-5 Jeong-dong Jung-guSeoul 100-784South-KoreaPeter Wijlhuizen Yewon ChaT Tel +82 2 311 8600F +82 2 311 8650E seoulianetwerknl

NOST IsraelEmbassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsOffice for Science and TechnologyBeit Oz 13e verdieping 14 Abba Hillel Street Ramat Gan 52506PO Box 1967 Ramat Gan 52118Tel AvivPaul JansenT +972 (3) 75 40 744Direct +972 (0)3 7540 777E israelianetwerknl

NOST Russia 2 hrs laterEmbassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsNetherlands Office for Science and TechnologyKalashny pereulok 6 | 115127 | Moscow |Russian FederationRussiaJoyce Ten HolterT +7 495 797 29 69F +7 495 797 29 07E moskouianetwerknl

NOST Taiwan 6 hrs laterNetherlands Trade amp Investment OfficeNetherlands Office for Science amp Technology13F-2 1 Songgao RoadXinyi DistrictTaipei-11073 (Farglory Financial Center)Kasper NossentT +886 (02) 87587223E Taiwanianetwerknl

Brazil NOST Satildeo Paulo 5 hrs earlierConsulate General of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsNetherlands Office for Science amp TechnologyAvenida Brigadeiro Faria Lima 1779 - 3 FloorJardin Paulistano01452-001 Satildeo Paulo SPTheo GroothuizenT + 55 (0) 11 - 3811 3307F + 55 (0)11 - 3814 0802E saopauloianetwerknl

NOST BrasiliaEmbassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsNetherlands Office for ScienceTechnologySES - Quadra 801 Lote 0570405-900 Brasiacutelia ndash DFHans DorresteijnT +55 61 3961 3236F +55 61 3321 4769E brasiliaianetwerknl

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